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Calculate Volume

Sentinel

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Len Dia Vol
4.00 1.00 2.73
4.00 0.75 1.57
6.00 1.00 4.01

These are test values, I need to find the volume of a cylinder for this CAD project, meaning:

Vol = 3.14 (Pi) * r^2 * L (Height)

But my teacher has Volume listed as 2.73 (inches cubed) and if you put those values in for volume they work out to something like 12.6

How is this working? Any ideas?
 
ok if you are given

Len Dia
4.00 1.00

And it equals: 2.73

This is what I am supposed to figure out, with the given information, get the answer to volume...
 
those numbers are really off, there's something you aren't telling us or something

all those values seem to be off by a factor of 1/1.15. some kinda unit coinversion?
 
Start with the basics. The formula is height X radius squared X pi. You are given a diameter so you need the conversion formula. radius is one half diameter. once you have formulas you plug in the numbers and chug the result.

r=1/2 or .5

Vol=4*.5*.5*pi
Vol=2*.5* pi (I am just showing math you don't really need this step)
Vol= pi
 
negative, Pi doesn't have to be exact it just has to figure the equation, here 3.14159265 if it makes you feel better
 
It's not equal; it's just an approximation that's close enough for most use.

/discussion.
 
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